[AT] Fwd: Re: Test

[Ron Cook]

For around 25 years my business was about 200 miles from my home. Many, 
many trips between those two places.  I always got way better mileage 
going home than going to work.  I did some research. Testing, if you 
will.  The gasoline I bought at home would not get near the mileage as 
the gasoline I was buying where I worked.  I started tankering some 
gasoline home.  Then I got the good mileage both ways.  I also quit 
buying gasoline from my local tankwagon man.:-) In this case, the 
uphill, downhill, had nothing to do with it.
Ron Cook
Salix, IA

On 12/10/2015 9:41 AM, Indiana Robinson wrote:
> I forget where it was on our little trip this fall but it was somewhere
> between Virginia and Connecticut...
> :-)
> Where we got on a stretch of road that was about an 8 or 10 mile run of 8%
> grade. Thankfully it was down hill for us. The computer was saying that we
> were getting really great gas mileage.
> :-)
> Here on the edge of the prairie we sit at about 700' to 800' and there are
> places in the county where you can drive for maybe 8 or 10 miles and vary
> less than about 30' in elevation.
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